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Tenerife & Gran Canaria golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027

Four of these five courses lie along a single stretch of motorway in south Tenerife, and the fifth is on the next island east. Golf del Sur, the oldest, opened in 1987 almost beside the runway at Tenerife South. Heading west on the TF-1 you reach Golf Las Américas on the edge of the resort strip, then Golf Costa Adeje on its old banana terraces, and finally Abama, Dave Thomas’s course of 22 lakes above Playa San Juan. Meloneras, on Gran Canaria’s south coast near the Maspalomas lighthouse, saves its best holes for the cliffs on the back nine. Every course sells tee times online to non-residents, and four print a full seasonal rate card. Abama shows its prices only in the booking engine. Most also set a handicap ceiling, which this page compares alongside the fees and drive times.

Aerial view of the Abama resort and golf course on the Tenerife coast1Abama GolfA golfer chips on a Costa Adeje fairway beside a lake, with a stone footbridge and palm trees behind2Golf Costa AdejeTerracotta rooftops of the Golf del Sur resort, with green fairways at left and the Atlantic and Montaña Roja beyond3Golf del SurAerial view of Golf Las Américas with ponds, palms and a large hotel, the stadium and Los Cristianos beyond4Golf Las Américas
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CourseGreen fee fromWhat’s includedGetting thereBook
Aerial view of the Abama resort and golf course on the Tenerife coast1
Abama GolfCourse & resort
Rates on request · how to bookPrice shown in the booking engine; directories list a shared buggy and range ballsAbout 40 km from TFS (30 min); Costa Adeje about 25 min southBookRead the guide
A golfer chips on a Costa Adeje fairway beside a lake, with a stone footbridge and palm trees behind2
Golf Costa Adeje27 holes on old banana terraces
€145Checked November 2026 · details€145 winter rate, paid in full online; buggy €42 extraAbout 25 min west of TFS on the TF-1, Adeje exitBookRead the guide
Terracotta rooftops of the Golf del Sur resort, with green fairways at left and the Atlantic and Montaña Roja beyond3
Golf del SurVolcanic-terrain resort course
€120Checked November 2026 · details€120 winter rate; €85 from 14:00; buggy €40 extraUnder 10 min from TFS via exit 24 for Los AbrigosBookRead the guide
Aerial view of Golf Las Américas with ponds, palms and a large hotel, the stadium and Los Cristianos beyond4
Golf Las AméricasGarden-style resort course
€150Checked November 2026 · details€150 winter rate; GPS buggies for hire; juniors half priceAbout 20 min from TFS via exit 28; a short taxi from the beach hotelsBookRead the guide
A clifftop green at Meloneras Golf with white bunkers, a lone palm and the Atlantic beyond5
Meloneras Golf by LopesanClifftop resort course
€145Checked November 2026 · details€145 winter rate, €116 for Lopesan guests; GPS cart €25 extraAbout 40 min from LPA on the GC-1, exit 50 for Pasito BlancoBookRead the guide

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Which Tenerife & Gran Canaria course should you book?

Aerial view of the Abama resort and golf course on the Tenerife coast
For lakes, palms and La Gomera

Abama Golf

Abama, a par 72 that opened in 2005 with more than 20,000 palms. The 5th climbs to a green 315 metres above the sea, and the 6th drops back down facing La Gomera. The slopes make a buggy the sensible choice.

Green fees & booking
Terracotta rooftops of the Golf del Sur resort, with green fairways at left and the Atlantic and Montaña Roja beyond
For arrival or departure day

Golf del Sur

Golf del Sur, a few minutes off the motorway from the Tenerife South terminal. The €85 winter afternoon rate starts at 14:00 or 14:30, so a round fits after a morning landing or before an evening flight home.

Green fees & booking
A clifftop green at Meloneras Golf with white bunkers, a lone palm and the Atlantic beyond
For a clifftop back nine

Meloneras Golf by Lopesan

Meloneras, Ron Kirby’s par 71 on Gran Canaria. From the par-three 12th, set on the cliff edge, a run of holes follows the shore towards Pasito Blanco marina. Twilight from 15:00 costs €94 in winter.

Green fees & booking

What a round really costs.

  • Green fee+
  • Buggy+
  • Season+
  • Hotel-guest rate

Winter is the expensive season everywhere. For 18 holes between November 2026 and March 2027, Golf del Sur charges €120, Costa Adeje and Meloneras €145 and Las Américas €150. Buggies are extra at three of them: €40 at Golf del Sur, €42 at Costa Adeje and €25 for a GPS cart at Meloneras. Discounts come by time of day or by where you sleep. Costa Adeje lists a €94 late offer, and Lopesan hotel guests pay €116 at Meloneras. Shoulder months help too, with April at €110 on the Las Américas card. Abama publishes no rate card, so price your round in its booking system.

Getting around.

For the four Tenerife rounds, land at Tenerife South (TFS) and hire a car. All of them sit off the TF-1 motorway, with Golf del Sur under ten minutes from the terminal, Las Américas about 20, Costa Adeje about 25 and Abama around half an hour. A base in Costa Adeje or Las Américas keeps every Tenerife course within about 25 minutes. Tenerife North handles most inter-island flights but is over an hour from Abama. Meloneras needs its own leg: fly into Gran Canaria (LPA) on the east coast, then drive roughly 40 minutes south-west to Pasito Blanco.

When to play.

The rate cards follow northern European demand. Tenerife’s peak runs from November to March, and Meloneras keeps winter prices from 1 October to 30 April. South Tenerife sits in the low twenties Celsius through the winter with little rain, which is why tee sheets fill around Christmas, Carnival in February and Easter. For lower fees, look at October, April and May. Costa Adeje drops to €110 in May, September and October, and Golf del Sur adds a buggy to its May 2027 rate. Summer rates are lowest of all, but the days run hotter.

Questions golfers ask.

Do I need a handicap certificate for golf in Tenerife?

Bring one. Costa Adeje’s Championship Course and Golf del Sur both cap men at 28 and women at 36, and where2golf lists the same limits at Las Américas. Higher handicappers can play Los Lagos, Costa Adeje’s nine-hole course, which accepts men up to 36 and women up to 45. Third-party listings give Meloneras a limit of 30.

Which is the cheapest of these Canary Islands golf courses?

On full winter rates, Golf del Sur at €120 for 18 holes. Its afternoon round costs €85, and Costa Adeje’s late offer is €94. Outside winter, the summer 2026 cards showed €73 at Costa Adeje, the lowest 18-hole figure on this page, and €90 at Meloneras.

Can I play Tenerife and Gran Canaria on the same trip?

Yes, but treat Meloneras as a separate leg. The four Tenerife courses all sit near Tenerife South airport, while Meloneras is about 40 minutes from Gran Canaria airport. If you stay on Gran Canaria, Lopesan’s Green Fee Card splits four to six rounds between Meloneras, Maspalomas Golf and Anfi Tauro.

Are there caddies at Tenerife golf courses?

None of the five advertises a caddie service. Plan on a buggy or trolley instead. Abama’s hills make a buggy close to essential, Costa Adeje rents electric trolleys for €18 and Meloneras ultralight trolleys for €7, and under-18s may never drive a buggy at Golf del Sur.

What are the cancellation rules for Canary Islands tee times?

Costa Adeje needs 48 hours’ notice for groups of up to four and charges in full for later cancellations or no-shows, and it keeps the online transaction fee in all cases. Meloneras asks for at least 24 hours. Larger groups at Costa Adeje must give 15 or 30 days’ notice, depending on size.